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 [#]63.¦f8 , reaching a winning pawn ending. The commentator of www.worldchessrating.ru site GM Sergey Shipov finds a 'human cast of mind' in this move. I dare not agree with such an opinion. The position demands precise calculation and, most likely, this is the straightest way to the checkmate. 63...¢f8 64.¢g4 , followed by c4-c5, and white pawn promotes inevitably. It was hardly so that Shredder sacrificed the exchange basing on some abstract general considerations. 64...e3 65.¢f3 e2 66.¢e2 ¢f7 67.c5 bc 68.a5 ¢g6 69.¢d3 [1:0] |